we're going based on one detective's notes saying that he didn't go home that day. >> reporter: david dooleys he knows what he told them. >> i did tell them i went home. i was always very adamant about that. >> reporter: dooley never testified in front of the jury, but he did talk to "dateline" about the case against him and his story that differed from his wife's. you say you went home to check on your wife. they talk to your wife, and she says he never came home. then later, in a separate interview she says he came home because he tore his pants and he came home to change his pants. so what's the truth and why can't you and your wife agree on the same story? >> we do agree that i came home. i have never heard an interview where she said that i did not come home. this was his testimony. >> reporter: the detective? >> as far as i'm concerned, yes. as far as i'm concerned it is not the truth if it cannot be factually proved. >> reporter: did you go home to change your pants? >> no, i did not. >> reporter: why would your wife say that you did? >> i do not know. we've talked about that a couple

david folkerts-landau of deutsche bank. in the next section we will get to his research with michael dooley and peter garber about how money ur international system, but we must speak now with david folkerts-landau of deutsche bank on these markets. there a rhyme or reason, a correlation to these markets, or can you go with the idea that it is just about brexit? there is always an underlying course that is driving this nothing is purely accidental. , andis particular case your next guest will probably have more to say about that, there is a fundamental dislike, inefficiency in the way division -- in the way decisions are being made. if you take a step back and look at the u.k., for instance, you see that we should have seen this coming a long time ago. in some sense, the benefits from globalization over the last 20 years have been enormous. we have listed 100 million-plus people out of poverty. lots of countries that were subpar have come out of poverty. but the problem is, we have not succeeded in redistributing those gains evenly, so you see there is progress emerging in the world and the u.s. and in europe and in the u.k